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While an HOA audit and an HOA financial review may sound similar, they serve different purposes. An HOA Board should know when an audit is needed and when a review is enough. The right choice depends on the association’s specific needs.

HOA Audit vs Financial Review: Which Do You Need? | Landmark Learn when an HOA audit is needed, when a financial review is enough, and how boards can choose the right option for their association.

Homeowners associations in Texas operate under a mix of state laws, governing documents, and local regulations. Whether you are a board member or a homeowner, understanding how these laws work in real situations is key to avoiding disputes and staying compliant.

This guide breaks down the most important Texas HOA laws, explains what they mean in practice, and highlights recent updates that impact associations today.

Your Guide To HOA Laws In Texas | LCM What are the different HOA laws in Texas? Does Texas regulate homeowners associations and condominiums? Find out here!

Board members do their best to keep the community’s finances afloat. Even then, the HOA can still end up with an HOA budget deficit. When that happens, the HOA board should know how to address the deficit and develop solutions to get the association back on track.

HOA Budget Deficit: Causes And Solutions | LCM What is an HOA budget deficit? What are the common causes of a deficit? And how can the board resolve it? Find out here!

Today we pause to honor the men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. 🇺🇸
From all of us at Landmark Community Management, thank you to those who served and to the families who carry their memory. Wishing everyone a safe and meaningful Memorial Day.

Even the best of communities can experience HOA neighbor disputes. Homeowners associations need to understand how to deal with these problems before they escalate. What can the HOA do, and should the board get involved? Let’s find out.

HOA Neighbor Disputes: How Should The Board Handle These? How should homeowners associations deal with HOA neighbor disputes? Click here to learn more about what your HOA board can do!

In memory of those who made the ultimate sacrifice—thank you for your service and your legacy.

Aging Infrastructure In HOAs: The Dangers And Solutions
Aging infrastructure in HOAs is a widespread problem. All associations will encounter this issue at some point or another. When assets and components deteriorate, restoring them to avoid risks is important. Planning and executing restoration programs, though, can come as a challenge to any board.

Aging Infrastructure In HOAs: The Dangers And Solutions | LCM Boards should make a plan to address aging infrastructure in HOAs. How exactly can you do this? Click here to find out!